Wattsburg Area High School - Grail Yearbook (Wattsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1959 volume:

X Foreword As we enrolled in the first grade, our main goal was to complete rwleve years of school and graduate. It was quite some time before anyone thought beyond the day of gradua- tion. In those twelve years, we had learned more about the world than we ever imagined was possible. This knowledge was given to us with the wonderful help and guidance of our teachers. Now we are prepared to venture on our own. We have been trained to go out, find employment, and make our own living. We would like ro take this opportunity to thank the many teachers and our parents who have guided us through these twelve years so successfully. As we publish this yearbook, The Grail, we extend our sincerest thanks to the advertisers and patrons who have made the publication of this annual feasible. Their con- tinued interesthas made possible perpetuation of our memo- rable school days. Special thanks also to our yearbook advisors who have helped us so much in preparing the yearbook. This book shall always remain a pleasant reminder of our many happy days at W.H.S. Class of i959 2 P- 'z-B5 fc-vb WZ: ga fo Q N? 9' C5-AQ? fs 9 1 9? 93' 1.55 bib bo, Q? . be-' N 6516 yi- ' SOG . xob- ' U QW' Q- ' V... 5:3 xw faoffo 1590 ' QQ .SS Ngo S60 6 - Q? ,. . Som? . 0 QQSOQ 1 A izgaffo . 25295 1 i f fmflf' ' ,275 J j QQ J ' . A ,X 'En 1: f , K? voY'b 'i9 W! ffl ' W! ! , ,l 4 1 I s 1 'QQ 1 QI Q Q Q f V, if ' no . lm 4 I xx' K ,f AJ? 3 DED!CHflOhJ We, the Senior Class of '59, do dedicate this edition of The Grail to the mem- bers of the Wartsburg Faculty. May we thereby express our deepest appreciation for their patience, interest, and understanding. Their guidance, help, and advice will be of great value to us in the years to come. Our sincerest thanks to every one of our teachers. 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STAND- ING: Fred Kinsinger, Alfred Lang, Lewis Brumagin, Morris Edwards, Lyle Gifford, Dale Henry, Margaret Cross, Howard Hopsorr, Jule Packs, Gust Gorka, Peter Gross, Wellie Yaple, Theo- dore Lorei. Guidance Mr. Brannon 4' PLANNING Fon AFTER GRADUATION. NOT YET! 7 P. T. A. Mr. Robert Rosenberg, Pres. The Wattsburg Area High School P.T.A. has as its president a very interesting personality, Mr. Robert Rosen berg. In our interview he discussed with us the objects and aims of P.T.A. organization, and the programs he hoped would be presented during his year as president. The objects are: fly To promote the welfare of children and youth at home, school, church, and community. 121 To raise the standards of home living. C39 To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth. My To bring into closer relationship the home and the school, that teachers and parents may co-operate in training of the child. Q51 To develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantages in physical, mental, social, and spiritual education. At the first meeting in October an engaging and attractive program concerning Music Instruction in our Wattsburg Area Schools, elementary and secondary, was introduced. lnteresting numbers were presented by Mr. Ralph Perkins and Miss Jean Wildermuth, our music instructors. Among the presentations was a demonstration class of pupils, who are members of the chorus, showing how music and choral work is taught in our schools. The November meeting was a panel discussion on Guidance Counselling. Mr. John Brannon, guidance coun- sellor, acted as moderator. The panel consisted of four patents of high school students and four students--a dis- cussion followed. The program for the January meeting will stress the procedures followed in the procurement of teachers for the Wattsburg Area schools. Mr. Ralph Turley, supervising principal and Mr. Milton Bonney, high school princi- pal will be the speakers. This will be followed by a question and answer period. The March meeting will have as its program the story of our new area school and the proposed building program for our area. Those participating will be Mr. Robert Harwood, Mr. Milton Bonney, Mr. Ralph Turley, Mr. Robert Rosenberg and Mr. Herbert Miller. A question and answer period will follow. The last meeting of the year will be held in May. The program will be a panel discussion of the duties and responsibilities of the school directors, secretary, supervising principal, principal and teachers. The following people have been invited to participate on the panel: Mr. Don Raun, area school board president, Mrs. Beatrice Kent, school board secretary, Mr. Ralph Turley, supervising principal and Mr. Milton Bonney, high schoolprin- cipal. A discussion period will follow. A Founders Day Banquet for all P.T.A. members and friends of the entire area is being planned for February 8 Q11 3-1 1-1 an-11 ig ui 3-1 L1 ..-.-----,,. -- .1---.... ...- 3-1 1-1 Compliments of YAPLE'S DAIRY 4026 Pine Ave. Dial 0-1349 Faculty Mrs. JULIA BOLERATZ Home Economics Mr. BILLIE D. HANEY History, Geog. Mrs. CATHERINE CXDMSTOCK Shorthand 1 812, Typing I, Bookkeeping Mr. HOWARD J. HARTSHORN Agriculture Mr. ROBERT G. FERRINGER Math Mr. DEMARA HEWITT English, P.O.D., U.S. History Miss ESTERDIE FERRITO Typing 1 612, General Business, Office Prac tice Mr. JAMES C. NARDUCCI English 10 Faculty Mr. RALPH PERKINS Music, Instrumental Class, Chorus, Band Mr. FRANK D. PICARD French 1 62, Driver Education fS:Training, English Mr. DARL ROBESON Algebra, U.S. History, General Math Mr. PAUL J. SAUNDERS History, Grail Advisor Mr. GORDON SHAY English, World History Mrs. RUTH WAGNER Health, Home Economics Mr. WILLIAM H. YOUNG Industrial Arts Mrs. MILDRED S. AXTELL Gym, Health ll Mrs. COLLEDI RAE GARDNER English, Reading, Grail Advisor Mr. C. JOHN BRANNON Counselor. Mr. BOB DEFDIBACHER Gym, Health Mis. THELMA LOPEZ Art, Health Mr. J. C. McCRElGHT Trigonometry, Chemistry, Physics, Algebra 2, Plane Geometry Mrs. FRANCES CHURCH Librarian Mr. C. L WARNER Math, Science Mrs. MARCIA WALKER General Science, Biology Miss DOROTHY J. DAVIS Latin 1 6: 2, Civics 12 Faculty Mr. NORMAN TROYER Industrial Arts, Health, Science, Mr. Jon CHARLES English, wand History Mr. PATRICK McDERMOTT English Mrs. MARJORIE WHEHJER Office Secretary JESSIE BISBEE, R. N. School Nurse Mr. JOHN ROUSE Chief Engineer and Maintenance Mr. RAY BEMIS Asst. Custodian MARY ESTES Asst. Custodian DOROTHY TANNER Asst. Custodian Agriculture X X3 13 So me Master We avers! if .f ,- .,- 14- su 0009 Q a '-,724 ESQ -v 'fd' fr,-' S. ' ' -, y g,-- NURSE'S OFFICE Everyday the nurse's office is a very busy place. Students come in to tell Mrs. Bisbee about all their aches and pains. During the year Mrs. Bisbee gives health examinations, checks eais, weight and height of everyone in the school, plus checking on all who are ill, as well as frequently assisting pupils to their homes. Mrs. Bisbee has to divide her time between the elementary school and the high school, which keeps her very busy, indeed. Without her W.A.H.S. would be a very unattended place. Is it 3 cold? Oh, my held! lu- W 51 -uf faf' M 1. 7 P K fy Af A s, 4 in gif fi Q M 11 -f 2, Seniors f 7M x gy? Y rr-Q ,..Z 1 X f X if , f ' N N 'RSX x Q , I X 'fm , 'ala 4 S X 6-f c, X 1' U 1 X: 5 , g f, , , Class Poem . : ......, 1 ...mv 1 ..., x .... . , . . , - .,..,. ,..,. 4 . ....:.. .... . ,.. ... .muy .... .:... 'II : ,bm ' ' 5IfiH?'f'i'--i'I'-54.2.2 F: Anq A r gradua s ppri we 11 a life that s' all sou we WIIIJIBVBUIF4 QIOHGN up-o-'AMA b-ve Above M11 a seikwmxssmxnav M G iii U51 gf Hea- mga Lzjiiiever ead n wall hai ceed iw a ifferent we gglilillve e Our ing 'wa can'x - Y' Sow eg beo 1-fl . 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A W --Jane: SQek1uQRij,2L1 18 CLASS MOTTO Seniors We enter to leam and go forth to serve. GORDON AI.LEN Gordie Yearbook 45 Basketball Manager 2,3,4. Likes Mr. l-lewitt's P.O.D. class . . . Bad Luck in the Library . . . Many friends . . . Ambition: Me- chanic. DAVID BAKER Dave Student Council Pres. 45 Projectionist 35Dance 2,39 Yearbook 45 Math 8zScience 33 Chorus 25 Prom Committee 33 Baseball 2,43 Donkey Bas- ketball 4, Intramural Basketball 25 Volleyball 23 Ping Pong 3. Swell Personality . . . Great Guy . . . Saying: Wanna Bet . . . Seen fre- quently with a Sophomore Girl . . . .url . . Q ALMA BEEBE Home Ee. l,2,3: Tri-Hi-Y l. Nice, but quiet . . . Main Interest: Dick . . . Plans: Marriage and small family . . . CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold 19 Q RICHARD B. BELLDING Bud chorus l,2,3,4, Dance Club 1,2,4gFFA 1,2,a, FFA Chaplain 3, Student Council V.P. 3gBas- ketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 4: 'Tumbling 4, Prom Committee 3, Donkey Basketball 1,2,3. Naval Reserves . . . Active Duty Next No- vember . . . Always with Judy . . . Ambition: Mechanic. SANDRA LEE BESSETTI Sandy Dance l,2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,35 Library 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Drarnatics 25 Junior Red Cross, Pres. 43 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Cheerleader, Sub. 3. Likes Noisy Fun . . . Great Dancer . . . Likes Algebra and Teacher . . . Future Nurse . . . Seniors CONNIE BUCKLlN Bucky Dance Club 2,3,45 Library 3,45 Home Ee. 35 Tri-Hi- Y 25 Dramatics 25 News- paper 45 Prom Committee 35 Chorus 25 DonkeyBas- ketbal14. Popular . . . Sweet . . . Pet Peeve: P.O.D. Class . . . Seen with Lynda and Loretta. LYNDA ELLEN BOARTS Lyn' Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45F.l-LA. 1,2535 Dance Club 152,45 Dance Club Pres. 15 'rn-1-li-Y 2,a,4, Tri-1-is-Y Pres. 45 Class Treasurer 35 Yearbook 45 Class Play 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Hall Monitor 4. Sweet . . .LotsofFun. . . Futu.reNurse. . .A Helping Hand . . . Pal. AUDREY MAY BROWN Audie Dance 1,25 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Drarnatics 25 Chonis 1,2,3,45 Yearbook 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 4. Sweet Smile . . . Home Ec. Major . . . Plans a Happy Marriage . . .Waits for Telephone to Ring . . . Hobby: Howard. RONALD HENRY BURKELL F.F.A. 1,2,35 Science 35 Math 3,45 Yearbook 4. Aca- demic course . . . seen with John . . . Plans: Col- lege . . . Likes Swimming. '19 , .,.1yf 1 , am L ' ', -S-'9'v?v'i -' 5. .sire ' V ' 1, 33,-. 5 1 H , .sg V CAROL CHASE June' Chorus 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 25 Dance 253,45 Newspaper 45 Yearbook 45 Twirling 25 Prorn Committee 3. Thinks world ofLarry T. . . Friendly . . . Well Liked . . . Mar- riage: Very near future. DENNIS CHESLEY Dennis the Menace Yearbook 45 Hall Monitor 3,45 Class Pres. 1,45 Vice Pres. 35 Projectionist 2,35 Prom Committee 35 Rod and Gun 25 Dance 3,45 Football 15 Basketball 2,35 Donkey Basket- ball 45 Intramurals 2,3,4. The Menace . . . Likes hunting and his Chevy . . . Pleasing Personality . . . Future--State Police. 20 RICHARD D. CHAPMAN Nbalel Chorus l,2,45 Stage Hand 3,45 F.F.A. 3,45Dance 2. Likes farming . . . Plans: farming . . . Seen with F.F.A. boys . . . Tries to be nice. Y CURTIS COVINGTON Hall Monitor l,2,35 R.O.T.C. 1,2,35 Golf Toumament, Dance 45 Newspaper 4. First boy in Office Prac- tice . . . Likes Girls . . . Career in the Marines . . . PATRICIA ANN OOATOAM Pat F.H.A. 1,2,35 Cheerleader l,2,3,45Dance 2,3,45 Yearbook 45 Class Play 3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3. Pretty Blue Eyes and Blond Hair . . . A shoulder to cry on . . . Sweet . . . Likes Larry, and Riots in Home Ee. JOYCE ELAINE CODER F.H.A. 45 Photography 25 Dance 2,35Likes Westerns, Gum, and Bob . . . Diamond: Third finger left hand . . . Wants aVolks- wagon. nsusien Us N' A J i 1f, r lg In 'if 1, Tv' i ' . -.. .-4 ' A 'I '.':-ff 10 ' .' 1, . 1 ii. .fi Wynn. I 5 X X. xl : film- a s fxgx ,F ' z . TAD CULVER Chorus ig Dance 2,35 Pro- jectionist 2,3,45 Student Council 4. Future Sales- man . . . Happy GOLucky . . . Belongs to Short Senior Ga1 . . . Loses Books . . . Likes Mrs. Com- stock. JOHANNA J. DUDA Jo Dance 1,2,35 Cheerleader l,2,35 Class Treasurer 15 Student Council Treas. 45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. Treas. 45 Prom Committee 35 F.F.A. Sweetheart 45 Class Play 35 Chorus lg Rod and Gun 2, Dra- matics 25 Donkey Basketball 4. Green Eyed Gal . . . Cute and Sweet . . . Fa- vorite Subject: The Guy She Goes with . . . Saying: When IWant You l'l1 Rattle Your Cage . . . JOHN PATRICK FIFER Dance 1,25 Math and Science 2,3545 P10- jectionist 3. Likes Wattsburg High . . . l-lobbies: Stamp Collecting and Hunting . . . A Little Guy . . . Future--Civil Engineer. 21 .ff if , . v..:f. ' - Seniors RUTH DELAFORCE Blimp 1-'.H.A. 2, 'rn-Hi-Y 2,35 Dance 2,3,45 Chonis2,3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 Science 25 Class Play 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Donkey Basketball 4. Likes every- body.. .Ful1offun. .. Saying: 1'1l Never Tell . . . See those Big Blue Eyes! fr-t fU Seniors JAMES JOSEPH GREGOR nlnmn Math 2,35 Science 2,3,4. Math Major . . . LikesFarms and Fords . . . Sense of Hu- mor . . . Plans: Farming or Masonry. 3 N Q 5' , li m' MARGARET FRFJJRICKSON Marge Choms 13 Tri-Hi-Y 1,3Q Twirlers 13 Sci- ence 8rMath 33 Student Council 4. Likes B.C.5. Grad. . . Helpful . . . Friendly smile . . . Teacher: Physical Science. RUSSELL GORNLAK Russ Baseball 1,2,3,43 Basketball l,2,3,43Dance 1,2,a,43 F.F.A. 1,2,a,43 Yearbook 43 Class Reporter 23 F.F.A. Reporter 33 F.F.A. Treasurer 2. Plcasing Personality . . . Many Friends . . . A Riot . . . Wants to farm. WILLIAM FRANCIS HERRMANN Bill F.F.A. 2,3,43 Sentinel-- F.F.A. 43 Rod 8rGun 23 Red Cross 3. Enjoys School . . . Hobbies: Model Rail- roading, Stamps, Photog- raphy. .,,,, . sn JOAN HOLDSWORTH Jae Chorus 2,33 Dance 33 Newspaper 43 Twir- lers 2. Nice Gal . . . Friendly . . . Pet Peeve: Called Joanne . . . Plans:Beauti- cian. LORETTA M. HORN Little Toot F.l-LA. 1,2,33 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y Sec. 33 Dance 1,2333 Cheerleader 1,233,113 Yearbook 43 Chorus 13 Class Play 3,43 Dramatics, Vice Pres. 23 Hall Monitor 43 Prom Committee. Cheerful, Friendly and Well Liked . . .Fond of Larry . . . Future Secretary. 22 lfjf? 3 in , .A ' .- au' A' M51 r - on 3 We we 5. fa ' ' N8 . .. JOYCE EIAINE HINKLER uuioyceu Newspaper 43 Crafts 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 23 Chorus 1,2,3. Quiet Lass . . . Artistic . . . Puts Neatness Next to God- liness . . . Wishes: Inter- ior Decorator. 9, Seniors NANCY ETHEL JOHNSON llNanll chorus 1,2,35 'ni-1-1i-Y 2,35 Science drMath 25 Dance 1,25 Band l.,2,3. Always Smiling . . . Found with Joan . . . Likes Music . . . Dislikes Snooty Kids and too Much homework . . . Academic Course. MARCIA A. JANT Chorus 1,2,3,45 Student Director of Play 35 Twirlers 25 F.T.A. 2,3,45 College 45 Col.- lege Club Sec. 45 Student Council 35 Hall Monitor 3,45 Yearbook 45 Dance 2 5 Volley- ball 25 Class Treasurer 4. A Smiling Senior . . . In almost all Activities . . . Future Teacher . . . Likes Gary a lot. CHOYCE ANN JOHNSON Sis F.B.L.A. 35 Dance 45 Science 2. Darkeyes . . . Well Liked . . . Likes Record Hops and Square Dances . . . Plans: Office Work. PATRICIA ANN JOHNSON llpatll Dance 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2. Witty Personality . . . Well liked and likes everyone . . . Hobby: Skating . . . Home Ec. Major . . . Great all around. BARBARA ANN KIEKLAK Barb Chonis 15 Cheerleader 2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Vice Pres. 3,45 Dance Club 253,45 Newspaper 45 Tri-Hi-Y Treas. 25 Dra- matics 25 Student Council Representative 45 Tumbling 25 Prom Committee 35 Li- brary Club 25 Monitor 3. Sweet . . . seen with Connie . . . future secretary. CAMILLE KOWNACKI Chorus 25 Dance 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 35 Li- brary Club Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Newspaper re- porter 35 Editor 45 F.H.A. 25 Yearbook 45 Prom Committee 35 Twirlexs 25 Dramatics Seen at B.B. games . . . hobby: jau . . . studious worker . . . a skip in her walk . . . commercially inclined. 23 2. CHARLES THOMAS KAROTKA Chuck I-'.F.A. 1,25 Dance Club 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Projectionist Club 3,45 Basketball 45 Baseball l.,2,3,4. Nice Looking . . . great basketball player . . . Ambitiomengineer. Seniors THOMAS LOHSE Torn Class Play--4, Wrestling-- 1,2,3,4, Captain--4, Dance Club--3,4, Trees.--4, Base- ball--4, Chorus--4, Prom Committee--3, Donkey Basketball--4. Nice person- ality . . . enjoys wrestling . . . plans: Navy or Air Force . . . Ambition: aeronautics engineer . . . saying: slick as a frog's hair and that's mighty fine. ELAINE PATRICIA KRASSIESKY Elaine Dance--Z. Likes skating . . . pastime: listening to radio . . . active in church af- fairs. CAROL ANN LIEBAU Carol Y-Teens--1, Tri-Hi-Y--2, Class Secretary --3, Dance Club--2,3,4, Sec.-Treas.--4, Newspaper Staff--4, Yearbook Staff--4, Pmm Committee--3, Monitor--2. Sweet personality . . . always happy . . . thinks a lot of Darrell . . . make a sweet secretary. ROBER MASSING Bob Library 3g Projectionist 33 Science 8: Math 2,3,4g Col- lege 43 Dance Club 23 Class Play 35 Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: Vet- erinarian . . . saying: I'm not sure, but I'll take a guess . . . likes hunting and trapping. ROBERT MYERS Bob FFA--2,3,4, Library--2,3,4, Dance Club-- 4, Ag course . . , plans: work Bt Sanida Dairy . . . proud owner of '55 Ford. BETTY ANN NORTI-IRU? Betty Chorus--1,2,3,4, FHA--1, Red Cross--2, Library--4, Newspaper--4, Tri-Hi-Y--2. Leaves you laughing . . . sincere . . . puts work and fun together . . . seen in activity room . . . future secretary. 24 LARRY MAY Class Play Undeistudy 35 FFA 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,4g Basketball 1,2,3,45 Tumblin 1,2,4g Donkey Basketball 2,33 Class Pres. 2g FFA Sec. 2,35 Student Council Plan- ning Committee 25 Student Council 35 Hall Monitor 3,43 Yearbook Staff 45 Prom Committee 33 Class re- porter 1. Swell, cute guy . . . lots of friends . . . always with Loretta . . . plans: Navy. 8 ARLDIE ELLA ROGERS --Mun FHA--1,3, Dance Club-- 1,4, Chorus--1, Basketball --1, Happy-go-lucky gal . . . great personality . . . friendly. JEAN MARIE OBLINSKI Jan Chorus--1,2, FHA--1,2,3,4, FHA Pres.--4, Tri-Hi-Y--3, Trl-Hi-Y--Pres.--3, Dance Club--1,2, Yearbook scarf--4, Smiling and friendly . . . well liked . . . likes a certain service guy . . . saying Wanna bet. ROGER ROBERTS Rob Math--2, Science--2,3,4, Mathematiclan . . . likes astronomy and girls . . . his blond hair is any gir1's envy. Seniors CHARLYNN DELCDIE ROSENBERG Char Chorus--l,2,3,4, College Club--4, I-'TA--3,4, Junior Tri-Hi-Y--1, Dramatics Club--2, Dance Club--2, Very friendly .. . great singer . . . future plans: Edinboro College, elemen- tary teaching. JAMES T. ROSS Speedy Dance Club--2,3, library Club--2,3,4, Voc. Ag. FFA--3,4, Clas Play--4, Chorus --4, A notorious creature . . . ask about Trig class . . . plans: Navy . . . generally h3PPY' PATRICIA JEAN SAUNDERS Patty Chorus--2,3, FHA--3,4, Tri-Hi-Y--2, Bas- ketball--1, A sweet gal . . . major in Home Ee .... the radio must play . . . ready to do her share . . . Gordon. 25 JACK ROSENTHAI. Jack Dance Club--2, Projection- ist--3, Science--3, FFA-- 4, Yearbook Staff--4, Gen- eral course . . . fine boy ...p1ans:Navy...am- bition: Chevy mechanic. Seniors 6'1 fW'V . .7153 flww rf, , .Q.'f,1Za-sw fi , 1 - H 'EIESEEE fi fi f ? f?! W 5 'fs':: fx ' - ' tix . . . T A ' I o, ' -9 3 '-W ' f gf. ,, ,L ,.. NK ' 4' HAROLD D. Sl-IICK Dean Baseball 2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Class Play 3,45 Library 2,3,4g Dance 2,3,4g Projections: 1,2,3,4g Rod 6nGun 2: Hi-Y 23 Stage Crew 45 Science 6zMath 3: Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Pingpong l,2,3,4. Seen with Torn and Chuck . . . drives hot Ford truck . . . Plans: Air Force. THOMAS MARTIN SCHULTZ Tom Math 2,35 Science 3: Yearbook Staff 45 FFA 2,3,4. Ag. course . . . Desire: race new Pontiac convertibles . . . Plans:Navy. ERNEST LEE SCOTT Scottie FFA 1,2,3,4. Likes school . . . Pet peeve: Stuck up girls . . . Plans: Navy . . . Am- bition: farming. JANET ANN SIEKLUCKI --Jann Dance 13 Band lg Dramatics 23 FTA 2,3,45 Understudy for Class Play 35 College 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Choms 3,43 U.N. Delegate 3,4. Full of fun . . . seldom gets angry . . . can by found gossiping with Mimi . . . Pet peeve: Mr. Hewitt . . . Favorite pastime: playing piano. RAYMOND TANNER Ray Science 6aMath 3. Blond curly hair . . . blue eyes . . . up late at night . . . crazy . . . Ambition: Career in Armed Forces. KAREN CHRISTINA TILLMAN Kate Jr. Tri-Hi-Y lg Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Dance 2,35 Rod 8r.Gun 25 Chorus l,2,3,4. Very nice girl . . . always laughing . . . general course . . . Plans: Nursing . . . Later: Marry Ray. 26 MIMI LEE SINN Mim FHA 15 Dance lg Chorus l,3,4g Yearbook Staff 45 Class Play 35 Dramatics 25 U.N. Delegate 2,3,4. A small gal . . . devoted to Tad . . . full oi vigor . . . Pet peeve: rude people . . . Pastime: gossiping with Janet . . . Ambitiona. Art work. New l .1 JAMES WITTMAN Jim F.F.A. 2,3,4g Dance 3, Pro- jectionist 2,3,4, Intramu- ral Basketball, Volleyball, Ping Pong 2,3,4. Likes animals and sports . . . seen with the boys . . . MERLE TRUESDAIL F.F.A. l,Z,3,45 Sentinel 33 F.F.A. Pres. 45 Dance 1,2,3,4g Projectionist 3, Yearbook Staff 45 F.F.A. Basketball 1,25 Chorus 4. Likes horses and girls . . . happy . . . al- ways in Ag. room . . . Plans: farming. EVELYN PAY WALTER Eve Dance 2 3 4- Class Vice Pres 3- Cheer- leader 12 iiagkesbau 1gFie1dba.ll l,Vo1ley- ball 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, Sec. 2,33 Red Cross 1, Sec. 33 Athletic Association Activity Leader 1, Chorus 1, Twirlers 25 Marchette 3, Newspaper 4 5 Yearbook Editor 4 3 Dance Committee 3,45 Prom Committee 3,Don- key Basketball 4. Needs extra arm . . . tall Gnsweet . . . commercial . . . Plans: beautician. DAVID HESELTINE Dave Dance l,2,3,4g College 4, Science GM:-mth 2,35 Pro- jectionist 2,35 Yearbook 4, Donkey Basketball 4 5 In- uamural Basketball 2,3,4g Volleyball l,2,3,43 Ping Pong 3. Talkative Senior . . . Hobby: Riding in Rodeos . . . Pet Peeve: Chemistry . . . Saying: Shut Up and Keep Dig- singhn JANE LOUISE ZIMMER Zimmie F.H.A. 1,23 Chorus 1,2,3g Dance 1,2,3,4. Commercial course . . . Plans: Business College . . . Likes outdoor sports . . . lots of friends . . . RICHARD WAITE Rich F.F.A. 1, Green Thumb 1. Red hair Rich . . . General course . . . Happy guy . . . No special plans . . . 27 Seniors I JAMES STUNTZ Jim Business Manager, Yea:- book 4, Science 8rMath 3,45 Pres. 4, College 45 lntxamural Basketball l,2,3,4g Volleyball l,2,3,4g Class Pres. 1, V. Pres. 4, Treas. 1. KATHRYN ANNETTE WALLACE. Kathy Library l,2,3,45 Rod 6: Gun 29 Tri-Hi-Y 1. Aca- demic course . . . plans: nursing . . . fine girl. . . pet peeve: misusing ani- mals. BETTY THALER Betty Dramatics Club Sec. 25 Rod 8f.Gun Club 2g Prom Committee 35 Dance Club 2,3,45 Homeroom reporter 43 Newspaper Staff 4g Yearbook Staff 4. Cute . . . lively per- sonality . . . commercial course . . . main interest: Dave. JANET COTTON Jan F.H.A. 45 Chonis 1,2,3g Dance Club 4. Calm and quiet . . . a smile that's true . . . when happiness comes . . . She'llget what's due. GORDON LEE BLASCO Goldie Baseball lg Basketball lg Wrestling 33 Science Gr. Math 35 F.F.A. 4. Ambi- tion: Air Force Cadet. 'I WILMER YOST Buzz Class play 35 Baseball lg Class Pres. 3g Tumbling 1,2,3,4g Dance Club 1,2,3,4g Wrestling 35 Projectionist 2g Science 6: Math 23 lntramural basketball, volley- ball, ping pong 1,2,3,4. Ambition: meat packing . . . likes to go out with girls . . . brothers amd sisters galore! JANICE PRINCE Jan I-'.T.A. 2,35 Newspaper Staff 45 Dance Club 4. Plans: Commercial teacher . . . pet peeve: people that talk about something they know nothing about. 28 ax 5. if-f. ' 127, 9 ' - faggsfk , I Q 'li mf + 1?1i:1g,f. gf. '? l'i .. 24: r' ... ' . ..., -3 Q ,rg 1: 'fe x r N Q 2 ,5::!..'.s.f.. WILLIAM PERRY Bill Class Play 35 Basketball 1,23 Baseball 1,25 Science Club l,2,3,4g Math Club l,2,3,4g Dance Club lg Yearbook 4. Dig that wavy hair! . . .sayingz That reminds me of ajoke . . . a whiz in trig. xg is l Class Histor Four years ago a group of noisy, excited students began their high school careers at the Wattsburg High School. We shall begin at the bottom ofa ladder representing our school days from our freshman year to the present. Since our future is merely a dream, we must pause at the rung in the ladder which will lead us into the future. 1955! lt's time to look alive! Yes, we all gazed around the room which was to be our homeroom in a most anxious and expectant manner. We were all very interested in discovering if all our old friends were present, and very happy to know that most of them were there. Likewise. we detected very few new faces trying to ad- just themselves to our anxiety of seeing each other again. Mr. Haney, was to be our class advisor for the year. Finally, after becoming reacquainted, the class was called to order and proceeded with the election of officers After seemingly hours of voting and nominations. James Stuntz became our beaming President, his fellow of- ficers were lean Oblinski, Vice Pres., Pat Coatoam, Sec'y, and Io Duda, Treas. During the year we debated over class activities, and ended the year by having a skating party. a hayride, and several candy sales. Our profits for the year were fairly small, but our friendships were great. There were only forty students in our freshman class, but our friendships were to increaseconsiderably in thenext few years. 1956 and a new school building brought us new classmates, giving our grade an enrollment of seventy, and three homerooms. As we walked into the school on September 13, a cold day in September, for the first time, the heating sys- tem was not in operation, and we sat shivering in groups. Though sitting for hours widl our jackets on was quite uncomfortable, one could find no better way of making friends! We had ample opportunity to meet our new friends during the regular class periods and class meetings. We waited until we were at least partially acquainted with each other before we elected our class officers. During that time we became good friends with our homeroom teachers who were Mrs. Post, Mrs. Hosier, and Mr. Tonelli. When we finally decided that our grade needed officers in order to conduct class business, we chose Larry May, President, Gil Salisbury, Vice-Pres., Chuck Karotka, Sec'y, and Neal Conn, Treas. We were not too concerned in building up our class treasury, since we were too busy getting acquainted. However, with a dance or two, candy sales, andahayride, we made a little money to add to our class funds started at the old school. We were all happy about the money, but much happier. at the end of the year, over the many, many new friendships which had helped us to enjoy our Sophomore year so much. 1957! The third rung in our ladder, our Junior year, brought us new experiences and much work, yet it was a fortunate one for us, because our treasury showed a respectable balance, which enabled us to accomplish many things. Mrs. Comstock and Mrs. Kosnosky were to be our advisors for this important year. We chose our class officers early that year, Buzz Yost, Pres., Eve Walter, Vice Pres.: Carol Liebau, Sec'y, and Neal Conn, flater replaced by Lynda Boartsj Treas. At the beginning of the second semester. we were, indeed, a very happy group. for our class rings had ar- rived. How proudly we displayed them, parading and strutting about the room with ostentation and flourish. With the arrival of our rings, our impatience concerning them sudsided, and we were now ready to settle down to more serious business. There were two great events for which it was necessary for us to plan. One was the Junior Prom, planned by the Junior Class to honor members of the graduating Senior Class. The other was our class play. Our Junior Class play, Finders Creepers was a marked success, Due to the expert direction of Mr. Narducci, the cast turned in a creditable performance. The play was well received and enjoyed by the capacity audiences. The cast included Chuck Karotka, Buzz Yost, Dean Shick, Merle Truesdail, Dave Heseltine, Bob Massing, Neal Conn, Bill Perry, Loretta Hom, Pat Coatoam, Ruth Delaforce, Mimi Sinn, Connie Bucklin, Jo Duda, and Audrey Brown. Our most beautiful and captivating activity of the year, of course, was our Prom, for which the theme 30 Rhapsody in Stardust was chosen. The decorations harmonized perfectly with the theme. Our gym was dec- orated in pink, blue. and white hues, with a background of stars, and lilacs for our flowers. A wishing well oc- cupied the center of the room, making our rhapsody complete. fBut you should have seen that gymnasium the following morning!! That was when we wondered how so many hours of careful planning and work could be de- stroyed in a few short minutes. But it WAS fun! We were proud that Dave Baker won a nation-wide scholarship during our Junior year, Dave Heseltine com- peted for and was awarded a scholarship in English, Jim Stuntz also received honorable mention for a scholar- ship. 1958! We have finally reached the last rung in our ladder. We are now Seniors in Wattsburg High, and proud of it! We realized our last and senior year at school would be an extremely busy one. We, therefore, spent a great deal of time in serious thought and planning to achieve our aims. The election of an efficient corps of officers was the first business on our agenda. The following were elected to serve as officers during our senior year: Dennis Chesley. president, Jim Stuntz, vice-president, Betty Northrup. secretary, Marcia Jant. treasurer. Our class was also honored to have two of its members serve as officers of the Student Council, Dave Baker as presi- dent and Jo Duda as treasurer. Our greatest activity this year. will. naturally. be the graduation exercises. However. we are eagerly look- ing forward to a delightful prom, which the junior class is sponsoring in our honor, and, of course, the Senior Banquet. We have already sponsored two dances. and presented our successful Senior Class Play, Calm Yourself, directed by Mr. Narducci. The cast included Dean Shick, Charles Karotka, Tom Lohse, Merle Truesdail, Jim Ross, Loretta Hom. Lynda Boarts, Pat Coatoam, Ruth Delaforce. and Connie Bucklin. We began planning for graduation by having our Senior pictures taken and ordering our name cards, gradua- tion announcements. etc. Our greatest task of the year. however, is the publication of our yearbook, a difficult yet enjoyable task for all people working on it. During our high school days. our class has been fortunate in possessing a great deal of talent, academic, dramatic, and athletic. It is, therefore, with pride that we point to such as Jo Duda. queen of the FFA Festival, Lynda Boarts, Pat Coatoam. Loretta Horn. Ruth Delaforce, and Barb Kieklak as the vivacious cheerleaders at our games, and--Tom Burton, Dick Belding, Chuck Karotka, Russell Gomiak. members of the Varsity Basketball Team--to whom these cheers are directed. Our future is in the offing, however. we all have our dreams of achieving our aims in our lifetime. Some of the dreams are fantastic, and others very realistic, while some have gone beyond the dreams stage. Some will be serving Uncle Sam in the Armed Forces, others shall enroll at colleges, some will work in offices, while yet others will be married, and some may even be failures. Yet, whatever our fate, whatever our lot in life may be. we will remember that our training and preparation for the future began at Wattsburg High School. There will always be a feeling of tendemess and pride for our Alma Mater. As we look forward in eager anticipation to receiving our diplomas and a happy future, we will leave you with but one thought: We thank you all. Advisors, friends, For the helping hands That you did lend To us, the senior class. 31 I QQ 4, V xx 'x .,s, e 1' f ire? zif . ' X R50 ,Q e Karen Tillman Dean Shick Q6 ,af 425 ' af -5 ii ii '2' A Nicest Complexion Wittiest Arlene Rogers Dennis Chesley 2 , . . ..' -- :KX D - Sf f Future Secretaries ' :EEL , Carol Chase Q Best Actor and Actress f A 1-Q :L Curt Covington ,ly '- Connie Bucklin I 1 Q3 'f' I 1 ' Chuck Korotka '. 2 I 5? .'. ' ' - - ni . e A M - I f , .- if T 3.-1.3 Most Oourteous J A H ' Carol Chase L 4 'W Merle Truesdail 4, kj V L , W: is 251-if 1 ' zz-2' k in yi 55? 2.,f,1Ws '1 1 , Best All-round Cm new Tad Culver In fqf' Most Studious Janet Sieklucki Ronald Burkell 32 Prettiest Hair Charlyn Rosenberg Tom Lohse Prettiest Smile Loretta Horn Curt Covington B sa en nano C ndfa Be ers PFI un Cov. 5-Ye YP AS as 4912450 0 i'9xe'o X659 942 NS mf lngron J ,f E 'iss 3. s - ... . . ' '-91.2.4 1 . . 2' 3.2.5 is Chew eii 5x,Gu!Y'. Bak 1g0J'EQ e o e fe ef., Ig -fr R035 'Q vp- Nlbst Athletic Sand! a Bessetti Buzzy Yost 53395 ham we X Ba' - 51220 5119 gen Dressed fm' Thaler am stuntz scamgxxess t C0 gnc am gi: Saunfms - - ni Ngusxcxa . Bef-Y ,ywcw xanax' Sxcaofxxidl gui SEV' O Ru utd0o U' Defln D- e lck Belaforfe mag Class Prophecy 1959--Taxi, taxi! A yellow cab quickly responded to my loud requests and boarding the cab we directed the surly driver, none other than Jim Gregor, to drive us to the Bus Station. Automatically despositing a few coins in the meter. we were milling our way through heavy city traffic. Reaching into my overcoat pocket for the latest edition of the daily paper. the headline shocked me. CHARLIE KAROTKA, TV WESTERN STAR TO APPEAR HERE. The column below it was stupendous. lmagine Camille Kownacki. Carol Chase, Carol Liebau. Sandra Bessetti, Barbara Kieklak, Betty Northrup and Betty Thaler as secretarial assistants to Charlie Karotka! My reading was intermpted by a sudden jolt that rocked the cab. Jim had attempted to run a red light, but when he saw two policemen standing at the curb. he thought it better to wait. l recognized both officers as Russ Gor- niak and Dick Belding! As we waited for the light to change, Gordy burst out laughing. I laughed too, for there was Larry May and his wife Loretta having a healthy squabble over a hat in a fancy store window. At last we reached the Bus Station, and thanking Jim, we rushed toward the main entrance. We had just reached it, when Gordy nudged me and l glanced around to see Connie Bucklin, a press card in her hat, interviewing Dean Schick, now a successful Movie Producer. The ticket clerk. from whom we purchased our tickets for our fishmgftrip to Canada was Jane Zimmer. The voice of the crier. we recognized as that of Dennis Chesley. psffwe waited for our bus to arrive, Gordy glanced down the corridor and spied a group of four young men in animated co : , tion. We were surprised that the members of this intelligent-looking groupfwere our old friend ' - N - S. Ronnie Burkell, Dave Heseltine and Bob Massing. We could hear Dave tell Jane that h 1 . -s s 1 rades, A I all engineers for the Brockley Chemical Corporation, and were on their wa - 1 1 g -- ' Q in Denver. Apparently their bus had arrived. for they :il rushed off t . i 1 - 4. F. I ' . ' s - was a 1- 'D i . place, and five fellows near us were kept busy loading an - . .1 3 r g . r wer our A k st bugyiiesg ' f- Richard Waite. ordie Blasco. Roger Roberts, Ji - ani - 1 Ernie dott, Glanngcqingxi I G J o N th ' 1- mation desk ' und -. at-: five - f ,IOTIIABLISWNQ ldqrfiiv . Gor rlto the N ws 4 , counter to a '- - N- f . atffoan, 1 1. r .1 ited' nd t tand ,f .jf Nancy Io o N- r 11, istaLtf,'t'flref Qr rwas a Tl rig ,homie W - so w hurried o' I vy: - 1' 13 -wa , N s efsyifhm g t-tak r itl John nd h w ing , N 3-'-'1- 1 .-i Q Q- I...n squash y n Q--1 ,! ss llg Go e humv . 1 , op in I -hi vertibl T Y - I 1- 4 --- rr gr wvren rng-for-Clevela 1 1 - 1-. ,. . . 1 told m 1 to - fo 1 sip ' - ' 1- - - -Car. Chuckle, chuckle! As our line slowly 1 vgff if f.-' --2 - y a crowd gathering near by. Twgrses were carin'gffor-a girl who x had f fx ' e 1 N er -Ni Boarts and1Ca'ren-Tillman. The girl--Evelyn Walter-J They were too busy - BL- I- r . ' QP i . to us. 'AY long last we wife seeking a seat in the somewhat ciwded bus. Wit -it 5134:-1 fy v.- ir N 1 re a seat and turned to speak to Gordy. but he was still talking with the hus N -- 1 . l I Li ' N-Al '- 1 N. S54 ed as Bill Herrmann. The threatening clouds finally burst forth unto a I' ' ' 2' ' ' 3 5 f engine and was about to move away from the platform. when a loud bang- in 9 :' 1' I -gd' -- t V 1 , s the door swung open the young man who entered was none other than our fri 1 - , '- - . A s he drenched! We offered to share our seat with him and he gladly accepted. During ou i 1 ax- io his 1 1 that he was a successful insurance salesman. li r t ffl- ght along and several hours had elapsed before we realized it. The driver announced that .1 o f r nch at the next post-house. l had to waken Gordy when we arrived at the place, and we s b 1 -lj L e us and headed toward the aroma of freshly brewed coffee. As we entered the dining roo .11 N o e friendly doorman, who was to my surprise Tom Lohse. took our wraps. We picked our way -E h 5, ly nit tables and seating ourselves. waited for the waitress. It was our good friend. Janet Siekl '- e' li- N ted to see us, and asked us many questions. ' . ' I l E ' i tl. Luis., , Q..- ,- Q-. 1+ F' N-vf'+ ' 34 .Y --x-'25'....f A rl--'F' rv --A I..-pw .- f' gi 5 wg, L W I I . Jul - . f ,' tl '15 Many exciting and interesting questions were asked as she took our order. While h ' . - 4'1 ed, Gordy turned on the t.v. and who should appear in Living Color! Charlyn Rosenberg! Rh 4 ' ' , X ccessfnl singing star who was giving Dinah Shore serious competition on the rival ne . - .-'- ' X As we enjoyed our delicious repast, Isuddenly spied Kathy Wal 1' . 4 d 1 - - 1- hd leis - r 1. t - our table, and not far behind were Patty ca,aru'Sryad'her husb - ,j a ame bus. I ,. I X A F- - moon excursion to Miami It appeared that these ' 3 g oy successful ' R ing for Gordy to complete his dinner 1 es i .4 amili-H if e st k 1 u 3-we entranc to the din wgymerle Trusdailiglfessed in a h e leamed ' - x . A g ame ward and enjo very much.. Gordy finall ' an -:Esgiw g Merl 7gjLn'-' ty: 1- , e gut door was ab ut to lea ' -' ost noffme I '- ' g Soon -1 - - -'P' Sy, nd darkne -H V 2M clo ei I - had t . - - to a r ' an s Iweakly s I iscovered ,ff l ' morning ll A oun - - at we -- , next t . some br . ill kept h e enter l' own M ll guide ' was astounded to propri to w r ol lassma ever, he wa str ame Jim. He to d u tha there re two ested in5ee'IQ. w w entered the lace I c rtai ly reco ized t nto gaphce call ,,,, I on some wer mfr, Fgfgrde m we would u t laugh as n mf Ruth Delafor was now a Brolog cal tud nt t R tgers nd Arl ne w he ow er ofa flourishing eenhouse in Sk 1ow.' While war in or ur brea ast, we decid d to I a st il aro d the place As we walked o gas pumps our rn re ce te e o the man pu tn gas ,,,,,r gas., I wa b Myers ' vertible b rg mean - .. 5 ng oils'Tj ine rdy and I f -' , i occupants were '- Oblin ' . - s M u ' 1 9 t-Fre - 1 Alma Beebe Thes fri any to attend a Co ed s c . :UN alked ' . inf . J 4' -1 '. 1' . I ... s Hr! 1. I . s' X - ' . . . .. .. . if ,maj I - ' I t 'st ' RJ' . . .. .. . . .. 1 at- -. . . . .' , ' ' 1 tr-s an .-.5 ... i . I -. -.- ' ' - as 1 rr - uf. ati .-. 1 ., ,r W. j Q .J ,ll 2 was paging thru - jo Q' magaz ne ith Arl ne Rogers an ere t y eve enjoying - informed us A i-I Q. . I ' ' . I ' . iw-fi . S I . 1 I .. .sff?1'i'f? he was working w h' Ur - -I' n -IX! bu i ss in V ' I. :MG -dy aired A , Q-E nv- n bv ' - 7 zp. .. .Q up ,-- - ,L I-ij .. -. . .......,a...i 1-6'-A 3 im -1 - eet. - cate argumen - -A ' -' - ung men an young ladies attr - our attention, particularly since we recognized the entire group. Gordy and Ihurried to join them. The girls were: Jo Duda, Elaine Krasnesk , Audrey BrovFn'Ft'.'l1oyce'Anglhnson, Janet Cottonrjoycg Coder and Jaiitco-Rtince, while the ma evconten ers were: ymond Tanner, Curt Covington, Tom Schultz, Denny Spehar and Dale Cmpman. Noticing our approach, Janice declared a brief intermission, and we exchanged surprised and friendly greetings. We found out that Janice was now a Lady Sales Executive for Amalgamated Plastics of New York, and Jo Duda was her personal bookkeeper. Janice related to us all the positions our friends held. Elaine was now a waitress at the Cleveland Hotel, enjoying a short vacation. Choyce Ann, Audrey and Joyce were all Home Economics teachers and Janet Cotten was a housewife who was on her way to Albany to meet her husband em- ployed as an out-of-town construction worker. Dale Chapman informed us that Curt and he were in the farm machinery business together and that Ray Tanner and Tom Schultz were their able assistants. Denny Spehar was a successful French teacher on his way to Buffalo to buy a wedding ring for Joanie. A longer visit with our friends was prevented by the arrival of their bus which they boarded. Two big words on the front read, Albany-Buffalo. and away they went. Gordy glanced up the street and we could see that our bus was also loading, and we hurried, lest we be left. We had spent more time than we realized and had even missed our breakfast. Well, I wasn't hungry anyway. but Gordy sobfully stated that he was. I reminded him to dream about those luscious fish we would land in Canada. One thing we could depend on, however. The fish would never be any bigger than the tales we would probably tell on the way back. 35 . Senior Q ' H ' . W Q 4 - ' A-'fa fp 1 ,Y .Q i X 5 1 , Y 'X 'vom Qi , gfiim ' .'Xf'.',w'ifxA Y,of 9 ape H Jaqsboo 'V Jimi 'M' ew . X C,15'i,59' QXN6' on ff ff' W Artxsts Evelyn Walter Dave Baker fa, Jo ojci 6.06025 Tom ?-Ida QS SGA gpxfcy- Wire Ykoqofo 940 003 ,Am ,xx os QQGXRXA Goo ,,,:,'.. A 1 '-X I X 1 4 'M . I - - , Q' 1. ' 'Q- 1 - wixf fe ' . 'V' Q 3 s i umw . ' Q' Mad Scientists Maxcia J ant Chuck Korotka ,H X L3g,gy2,g5 ' l 'V l '- 'sf-45, 4 711 ' -N . -. ' -g .- R -C ' 73 + N5 - ww- .Q ru '-:, .' w ., A w'.1xFm1:2:.'4.- I . A-L X . ,z ' ' 'N ESI '. ' ' - 'N 'fhiwfal Ky 4' X an ,f .- s Q '91 5246 ' mips 69 1 Ytcsooxgayc QW Most Inscparnble Tom Lohse Dean Shick Chuck Karotka Personalities Most Popular Evelyn Walter Tom Lohse Biggest Flirts Connie Bucklin Tom lnhse feqp 5' e Oeqgz, gl, e Q41 C26 4-G J- ay r 411' Best Figure and Build Camille Kownacki Larry May Vw 44' Grail To the Business Staff has been dele- gated the task of raising money to defray the cost of publishing the yearbook. Fund- raising is done by soliciting advertisements and by subscription. Dances and other types of entertainment were also employed to bring money into the senior suffer. MEMBERS Mrs. Gardner- -Advisor, G. Allen. D. Heseltine, T. Schultz, T. Culver, L. May, L. Horn, B. Perry, B. Massing, J. Rosenthal. D. Chesley, C. Kownacki, D. Baker. as Q96 o.,x90ift:sgi?,7Z9 fb ss , Us V390 gf Staff EDITORIAL The duties of an editorial staff are diversified, for it entails the execution of various phases of publication. The staff budgets its cost. lets contracts, plans the publication, chooses pictures that tell a story, prepares all layouts and copy, delivering all complete and assembled material to the printer on schedule. It is the task of the editor to supervise the work of the editorial staff, allotting to each their special and specific section planned beforehand. The task for successful com- pletion requires the fullest co -operation and concerted effort of the entire staff. Much credit must be given our present staff for the wonderful work done in producing a book that will always remain a memento of their school days. MEMBERS Mr. Saunders--Advisor. C. Chase, M. Sinn. J. Sieklucki. M. Janr, L. Boarts, M. Truesdail, R. Burkell, A. Brown. 'i?2-JfZf0c- ' 625320 5'1- : 'P el of- O43 lk Qlbl ez- 066286. t la t in .. x S, t. Calm Yourself A Hilarious Comedy The entire cast aids in providing a series of insane happenings that finally drive even the cuckoo clock to hide its face. Even the audience howls at the antics of this group of people. Director-- Mr. James C. Narducci Student Director-- Nlargaret Fredrickson Dean Shick, Lynda Boarts, Loretta l-lom, Jim Ross, Chuck Karotkzi, Ruth Delaforce, Connie Bucklin, Merle Truesdail, Patty Coatoam, Tom Lohse. It's in the book! X 111 ' I , .L if ' - W V IN She's heavy. We 'll have to jack her up. 3. TEES-ilfiff g-e-'1. , r .lk The work then--the pleasure! Don't speak too harshly he tums green around the mouth. She's going to faint . . I'11 bet they call you Hal--you're like that. 1 in-L C tions 8zBcst W f 5f'5 of 5 f- Q, fff-p f.. . '+ N? 5 4 iv f ky ' .- Ya-77 I 'M I 7 xl J u N 'UV -X O 4' 1, N70 R V f X5 S wi' mi ,f Jw f ff - 3, ' ll f ,ff 5 1+ N X i fm ' ishes To Class WATTSBURG BRAN C1-I 1 NAL BANK OF UNION CITY ur School Suv' mgs Bank Wnttsburg, Pa. Roger Altsman Barbara Applebee Blanch Ballew Tom Barnett Becky Bayle Geraldine Beeman Bonnie Belding Dick Bemis Judy Bemis Bill Bender Gary Bisbee Carol Bliley Jerry Bliley Alyce Brown Howard Buell Sandra Canfield Jack Cooney Carol Davis Eleanor Davis Judy Davis Henry Duda Marilyn Du Mars Ronald Edwards Linda Ellsworth Shirley Fenno James Gaines Mike Gibbons Norma Gross John Haibach Marcia Hawley Lawrence Haynes Richard Horvath Evelyn Huffaker Betty Johnson Ronald Johnson Theresa Kaschak Vaughn Kent Ken Kiehlemier Jean King Joe Kownacki Helen Lang Lourie Law Marilyn Liebau Judy Lohse Patricia Loughery Junior . a , r . si, f 5 r f fi Q i,- W ff: E f f m: .P Q I , .vol 7 z ' . . . Q ', s K . A + . . 0 . ' wi 'ew 3 or . - I L m W Y W D 6 'E E 4 E sigh .ex gf-. 3 7 V ,N bfi H af, VW- lf' kph .Q ,I V 2 '-,ya f ' if '31 ' 12 - lv , - X32 . . -L ff ,. 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V V Harry Massing Y r N r '54 ffl I Duane McWilliams W '. l .i 'V Marilyn May H ' A F F 1-as , Sandra Michel ' 5- i - -- V . Marjorie Oblinski 6 N sd , f A RV David Olson Q , A 'M ,IU Janet O'sullivan l K rfV A M Tim Parmenrer , . MH M Y- x J ,.a 3 if ' a John Pencille Q' ' Nancy Perley - 9' y 'LP , Leon Phillips VAS '- f ' f Marlene Phillips N 4, gi X ' K , '35 Thomas Phillips rw, , ' L u, ' 'J 3,3 .am , ,f .'. .1 ,L 'i.'l4'.,-iffy r 'V' ,.. -.4 , if , ' if f--s C 5' Edward Post t 'af i Q ggig, cami Pobasky 31 , ' Y Qff 2 Barbara Rogers er' W I Merlin Sanden ., lg! Sam Shinko 1 ' a . V . CV? ,,i,,, V R V L S' Walter Sieklucki , A xg .Y , , ' ,, Kathryn slim 3 Q - A, l V ' M 2 ,K '- r Gloria Sinn ' A 3 1 '- 'Y 2 if-'f , . g r Inga Smith 1' ' it A , L' sa? ., ' :ZH Roman Stadler ilk. L ' 'S X . X i H' i A Ruth Stevenson V fa - Floyd Thompson 1 - , 6 gg, John Thompson - fd. , M Y , rf' Beverly Victory gig- ' VV , H Leonard Vogel .szsfq 1 55. he f L . N my , I if . - . '- ,ary ' ' . 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' x I ff X 1 xg ' X I V : I W - I H , X -'N Gilbert Allen Bonnie Barber Cora Bartholomew Norma Beebe Joan Bernsley Patricia Bessetti Gary Bilski Frank Brown Virgil Brown Lynn Brumagin James Buckliu Raymond Burkell James Burlingham Maxine Bush Kathleen Chapman Geraldine Clute Carol Coder Timothy Cooney James Dancho Cheryl Danielson Fredrick Davids Betty Jean Davis Delbert Davis Willis Delaforce Betty Mae Ellsworth Laura Ellsworth Wanda Estes Rose Marie Farrell Sherman Flaugh Martha Folmer Audrey Frey Ann Fuller Carolyn Gallagher Marilyn Gorka Helene Graczyk Richard Graham Barbara Gregor Richard Gross Judith Hartner Carol Heberlein John Henderson Rose Herman Ronald Hinkler Carol Horn Cathlene Hubbell Amy Johnson William Kieklak Richard Kirik Fresh 'Z 4 , y - Q- 4 men 1 A 2.5 5 - ' :Jie-' '-as-agggg .. ap R' , .r K, W 'Q 5 ..4l- , tl: K ff , X W - X A ': ,,- -L V A an S is Q , Al 33 Q , Y V. W F. V 5 .L hy 4 ,gi , A Y I . P ' f M, f P fix I . ' if a. V Lag' X - 15 ,wxm . A lv . 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MA V Stanley Kosiorek Thaddeus Krystek Karen Lamb Dale Massing Norma May Carla Mientkiewicz Richard Moody David Myers Gerald Myers Daniel Newcomer Robert Orton Donald O'Su1livan David Packo Thomas Parmenter Ronald Patalon Dennis Peterson Wave Phillips lois Raebeck Ruth Ann Robinson Mary Runser Connie Rupp Jerry Sayban Gerald Schultz William Schultz Barbara Senita Patricia Sexauer John Sonney Shirley Stafford Betty Jo Stetson Roger Stevenson Delilah Stitik Patricia Symkowski Linda Taylor Bob Thaler Jerald Thiem William Todd Fred Truesdail Paul Turley Darlene Tumer Dorthy Victorsld Robert Wagner Shirley Wargo Dawn Watson Kathleen White Sharon Wilkinson David Wyman Robert Yale Elaine Saborowski Watch the Birdie! uw wh 52 Junior High 53 Thomas Allen Jeff Baker Jane Beckwith Pearl Bessetri Dale Biletnikoff Jerome Bilski Jotham Black Barbara Brown Gordon Brumagin June Bmmagin Ronald Bukoski Alan Carey Gilbert Carey Douglas Chesley Terry Combs Howard Copen Donna Crays Bertha Curtis Mary Ann Curtis Dianne Deaver Gary Dillon Walter Dippold Paul Dornbrowski Ronald Eaglestone Terrance Ebert Roger Estes Leon Fenno Patrick Fifer Darlene Fosburgh Judith Francis Nelson Fredrickson Donna Frey Judith Geer Mary Lou Gibbons Lee Green Clyde Hartner Joanne Hartner Patricia Haskins Carolyn Hayes Charles Herman Dorothy Jean Homoki Diana Johnson Eva Johnson James Johnston George Karlock Kathleen Kaschak Donald Kent Fred Kerecman Betty Kiehlmeier Eighth Grade S ..-. 54 i '-if ' ' 2? 7 ' 5 M Q K Z ,, y f ,. .: - Q .N 1 .Q 1 ' , Q53 A ' 3 J' 'X .f ' I. 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'Ei' X 'x JXS lr Gloria Kieklak Dianna Kimmy John Klirnek Karen Klus Alan Knapp Curtis Lang Richard Langin James Leczner Diane Liebau Carol Little Janice Little Phyllis lnngstreet Gail Lorman Calvin Maines Larry McWilliams James Miller Clair Minnis Dale Munsee Charlotte Myers Kenneth Nickols William Pencille Ilene Pencille Carl Peterson Pete Phillips Kenneth Plymire Ronald Rose Dale Rosenthal Dianne Rupp Tom Santi Daniel Schlaak Karen Schweitzer Linda Semrau Ronald Sherwood Lawrence Skinner Donald Smith Robert Smith Onalee Stitik Karen Stough Charles Tanner David Tanner Roseanna Thornton Elaine Todd Chris Van Epps Pat Victory Ronald Waite Mazie Wallace Roger Webb Robert Weber Lynette Wheeler Eleanore Will Thad Wynkoop Basil Yurchak Dolores Zaborowski Rebecca Ziegler Roger Allen Gary Applebee William Barney Alvin Battaglia Donald Beeman Ronald Beeman William Bertges Frank Bobbins Barbara Boland Jerry Brace Jack Bucklin Susan Burdick Ronald Conant Lynn Cotton Barbara Craddick James Delionso Regina Dancho Carol Dolan Kenneth Domhoefer Laura Douglas Teddy Duda Milton Entres Doris Ester Billy Fannin David Fenno Art Fuller Jean Fuller Sue Fuller Tom Galkowski Lee Gee Donald Gibbens Georgia Gibbens James Glaspell Patty Gregor Jerry Hall Dorothy Hanes Forrest Hawley Gene Henderson Edwin Henry Thomas Henry Paul l-lopsou Lois Howard Jean Hutchinson Juanita Jant Kenneth Johnson Donald Johnston Elaine Jones Kenny Carlson Glen Kennedy Richard Kiehlmeier Christine Kimmy James Kimmy Nora Jean Kress Dennis lamb . n Seventh 'e . l, jg: PC f.: Q ,ri ii :W , . il . , if 3-5 fi J 2' ff A .4 .... 1... if il V. 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Nancy MacCle11and Wanda Macwilliams John Matteson Robert Matteson Charles Maynard Douglas Miller Theresa Minnis Barbara Olson Gwendolyn Orr Noreen Orton Donald Papesh Mary Patalon Shirley Pease Almon Peterson Diana Peterson Connie Phillips Paul Popka Albert Post Luanna Post Daniel Proctor Arthur Roberts Richard Robinson Barbara Rose Robert Rosenberg Gary Sanden Esther Schlaak James Shearer Benny Simmons Daniel Smith Elsie Smith Robert Smith Lee Snyder Lonnie Spencer Jack Stafford Rosella Stevenson Joseph Stubenhofer Teddy Thomas Leroy Tillman Glen Tremble Barry Turley Dennis Victor Donna Vogt Evelyn Vogt Gerald Waite Thelma Waite Danny Waldemarson Roger Watkins Terry Watson Judy Will Nancy Williams Marilyn Willison Dianne Wyman Sheila Yost Carol Yurchak Patricia Zimmer Learning the Routine! 58 Sports ,-5 .15 fv- .-. fi g-Q .Q am I, C10 To' -- ff G0- xz - if- v --r- 'fgx f' z A I r' ' f-Q ,., J 0. ggi - K 'i' X P 59 Captain Lynda Pat X .Ks ,,, John Haibach, Bill Bender, Russ Gomiak, Dick Belding-- Captain, Phil Shinkc, Jerry Bliley, Dan Orton, Ronnie Edwards, Mr. Diffenbacl1er-- Coach, Chuck Karotka, Tim Parmenter, Dave Olson, Daryl Thcmton, Ronnie Applebee, Bill Gross, Harry Massing. I Y X ' 1 -60 5 4 w Loretta v-'YN + J w.a:..,.. . . . BARB RUTH onnie Varsity Dave Dick Junior ii -M E, N Varsity The Junior Varsity boasts a fair record of eight wins and six losses so far for the season. They are performing very creditably under the capable and efficient coaching of Mr. Diffenbacher. Next year most of them will be- come members of the varsity. We feel certain that they will be one of the better teams representing Watts- burg. Team Members are: Jerry Bliley. Phil Shinkc. Tim Parmenrer, Dan Orton, Harry Massing, Daryl Thornton, Dale Massing, John Haibach, Ron Applebee, Bill Gross. J .V. CHEERLEADERS BACK: Mary Anng FRONT: Pat, Nancy, Carol, Ruth Ann, Sandy. Junior High Basketball This year's fighting Junior High had a fairly good season under the fine leadership of their coach, Mr. Robeson. They look very good on the basketball floor. The Junior High Team gives .the boys of the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades an opportunity to develop their skill and teamwork. These boys will be the stars of future varsity teams. Team members are: J. Bucklin, W. Phillips, C. Tanner, D. Packo. C. Peterson. R. Graham, D. Smith, R. Moody, G. Orton, D. Chesley, A. Knapp. T. Combs, C. Van Epps. Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball The Varsity B tball team played a fine brand of ball under the cowand a eadership of their coach, Mr. Diffenbacher. The team ed great skill and team work in all the games they played. At times they ve exhibit flashes of brilliance and at others their lack of expe refle 'tself in the number of missed goals. With a11 onsidere , owev , it was a very fine team. Team members are: Dick Belding- ain, Ru miak, Chuck Karma. Jerry Bliley, Phu shinko, Bin Bender, Ron wardswl Thornton, Dan Orton, Tim Parmenter, Ron Applebee, e Ols , Harry Massing. X X Varsity Cheerleaders 1 Cheerleaders - During the year the Cheerleaders have done a fin ' 'n arm the enthusiasm and unity in the stud-y and encoura in the 3 players to their besrfte-efforts. They adulor an the gud presented our s.ln a favorable light. Our cheerln are chosen, always with the thought that they ml be representing our school, and they will do nothing and say nothing that will cause people to have other than the best opinion of our students. VARSITY: L. Boarts--Captain, L. Horn, J. Johnson, R. Delaforce, P. Caotoam, B, Kieklak. SUBS: L. Theuret, M. DuMars, B. Mc- Williams, B. Victory. A. Karotka. JUNIOR: M. Kieklak--Captain, C. Robasky, N. Perley, P. Griffin. S. Duda, R. Feltenberger. SUBS: P. Sexauer, B. Barber, C. Baker, A. Johnson, N. Beebe, M. Boland. N .5 WRESTLING Wrestling, added to the sports calendar two years ago, has been successfully promoted in Wattsburg under the astute coachin of Mr. B Haney. Despite the lack of experience and a dearth of wrestlers this year's team has made a very good showing. The team consists of Donny O'Su.llivan, Jack Dillion, Bill Brumagin, Virgil Brown, Dave Proc- ter, Larry Yost, Mike Gibbons Jack Coone Don Y Yosten, Harold Chipman, Torn Lohsc, and Jlim Sinn. pf? TUMBLING TEAM Tumbling as we call it is for the acrobats of our day. This sport develops arm. leg, and shoulder muscles and accurate muscular control. The sport demands expert co-ordination and team work since a late or a faulty grasp may mean many in- juries. The coach who is an expert tumbler himself works tire- lessly in keeping the boys in top condition. The team consists of J. Bucklin, C. Peterson. R. Rose, T. Combs, D. Myers. L. Yost, S. Flaugh, R. l-lorvath, J. l-laibach, L. Haynes, D. Thornton, W. Yost, and Mr. Bob Diffenbacher--Coach. w Keeping in Shape? 68 Activities f Y f I ' Ny .f HW , -P 4: f ' i 1 f i ' ri: ing n n J N ,f i-5 N - i 5 in I L ' x S N Q I . , -Q? . ig - Rhapsody in Stardust M A Rhapsody in Stardust was our Junior Pmm, On May twenty-third in '58 We danced from dusk to dawn. IGWX 'W w.'-J6,af74'x' 1 'Il' ff .1 -ak I-,.,a. ' UKHAQQL' - ' 'sn Z +P 2+ 'I asa A -S V 5 gqjgr 9 ia sg v IS gr -r I K , I A ..,u V Q .L , Q4 xx 4 if Q1 ,A A 3 W.. , . may I . fig ,' K . , N.. 1 za .,. 1 1-su 1 my 3 .-ski' 2132 I 4+ - sw, v,. , a . . s I w 4 1312 ' ' w .n..g.,.f.-i 1 v 1 25 F x ' 3 A N14 .I . . i J -fiisiffz X ,H 'r -ff sw . , 1 , 1 L gi, In f a 'MV 'Vx V' . L Af' rf + YA 1 a 0 ,Jul-I , Q ,Q - . 1159 - 5 .as - W ' I P' ,. , ., 5 4 Ag. 1, f ' y ,ff 'riff- X v A A ll sf:-if Q' im v z . ,,-mat, I, k .., Q5 -1.14. ,iff 'VV .9 ft ., .VM-I-3 ,, if '. , Ag: , 3 ,- . I 'J ' a ', X K' K' 1, ' K' a sk' . 3' A ' wing- gk- x I t ey? ,Ll O 4 ,, ,,,5,,,,1,,5f I - - ' E, .,: Q 5, 'WP' M' ' . an, Q A Q , E ' M? Q inf ' 4 V . xi T 'fQ?f'5: r- im . A ff , X 4 ,g .,. -. knit mx !.VjiQ,Elt , , . ' ' il flaw ff rf gs ,5f!??f5?1 Katy, Q, ' xt Ax 'Q 'V W K , -. q , ,,,,,fQ,it.: - I j K ug 1 il - A ' ' I 53.353 4' 15? X ' iaznes' , f f .wigfgfg . . fl Riga! Mtv- Q .im i Q ,hw -f fi ' .ima Q . -iggr' ...Q ' 9 233 if . wi fwse--1 F' f ,:t' ff? f , ,,,, . ... vm v ,g V W, 45? H' -1 , 1. In 4, L 9- - -- GREEN THUMB CLUB Mr. Troyer--Advisor The Green Thumb Club is made up of boys in the seventh and eighth grade who are interested in learning more about farm crops, animals, and gardens. The boys each plan to have either a plant or animal project. 7 L 3 - 9- - 7th and 8th GRADE SCIENCE CLUB Mr. Wamer--Advisor The objective of the Junior Science Club is to promote liberal use of science equipment and to encourage a greater interest in science. PROJECTIONISTS CLUB Mr. Ferringer--Advisor The students in this club learn to work before an audi- ence and to operate the projectors available in our school. FHA The purpose of FHA is to provide opportunities for students to gain additional experience in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. MEMBERS: Mrs. Bolcratz--Advisor, J. Oblinski--Pres., B. Kieklak--V.P., N. Anderson--Sec., J. Duda--Treas., D. Ciroli--Historian, B. Lyons--Parliamcntarian, A. Allen, A. Applebee, D. Berg, J. Folmcr, D. Bush, R. Folmer, M. Kieklak, V. Kimmey, J. Graham, K. Bisbee, B. Gibbons, J. O'Sul1ivan, S. Gibbons, M. May, M. Johnson, M. Kent, A. Kimmcy, R. Waite, A. Longstreet, C. Bliley, C. Davis, E. Davis, J. Davis, S. Fenno, N. Gross, S. Phillips L. Saunders, C. Weber, J. Williams, J. Wyman, E. Saunders, J. Bemis, M. Zimmer, R. Nichols, J. Cotton, P. Saun- ders, J. Coder, A. Brown. JUNIOR Fl-LA MEMBERS: Mrs. Wagner--Advisor, M. Willison, E. Jones, D. Wyman, N. Williams, K. Klus, K. Schweitzer, E. Todd, D. Turner, B. Stetson, L. Taylor, E. Smith, M. Bush, K. Chapman, P. Bes- setti. B. Davis, G. Clnte, C. Gallagher, C. Coder, M. Folmer, L. Ellsworth, A. Johnson, C. Hub- bcll, B. Gregor, L. Wheeler, N. McClelland, C. Kimmy, S. Wilkinson, K. White, B. Gregor, D. Ester, R. Thornton. 75 --,gf--,,i . ,,..f m ,,...I -?.:? ,.....a-a.s-'2f--- if COLLFC E CLUB The purpose is to interest more students in going to college and to provide a background and acquaint students with college life. MEMBERS Advisor--Mr. Charles, M. Jant, J. Stuntz, R. Edwards, J. l-Iaibach, L. l-lanes, L. Theuret, H. Duda, B. Belding, C. Rosenberg, C. Majerik, J. Sieklucki, M. Lie- bau, D. Patalon, H. Lang, B. Massing, J. Loh.se, J. Bliley, B. Myers, R. Tanner, C. Rupp, J. Kownacki. ggi-E' -alia?- LSI :mm . a........ E H E BX LIBRARY CLUB The purpose of the library club is to help the students in properly locating and using reference material. This, of course, would also provide interesting reading material for personal enjoyment and relaxation. MEMBERS Mrs. Church--Advisor, C. Kownacki--Pres., D. Orton--V. Pres., B. Northrup-- Sec., Treas., B. Brovm, D. Bamcy, S. Duda, D. Frazec, B. Gross, B. Hanes, K. Kosnik, N. Perley, C. Robasky, S. Shinko, J. Thompson, B. Victory, B. Apple- bee, B. Bender, S. Canfield, K. Kiehlmeier, P. MeStraw, B. McWilliams, A. Motherwell, R. Nichols, D. Orton, S. Phillips, K. Rhineburger, J. Sinn, J. Spencer, C. Tatara, M. Zimmer, S. Bessetti, C. Bucklin, B. Myers, D. Shick. 76 1 1' DRAMATICS CLUB f' The purpose of this club is to develop self-confidence and leam the rudi- ,N ments of acting. f MEMBERS X Mr. Naxducci--Advisor, L. Wheeler, D. Victor, G. Orr, K. Kaschak, D. Johnson, D. Schlaak, D. Smith, J. I-lenderson, P. Bessetti, R. Webb, E. Zaborowsld, D. Watson, M. Wallace. fx? f, if E SCIENCE AND MATH CLUB The purpose of the Science and Math Club is to further the students' interest in science, stimulate interest in higher mathematics and study topics not covered in class, as well as to construct projects. MEMBERS Mr. Allen--Advisor, B. Perry, J. Gregor, W. Phillips, C. Rupp, D. Packo, R. Tanner, S. Shinko, B. Massing, R. Roberts, J. Stunu, J. Sinn, F. Kinsinger, D. Messing, C. Wagener, J. Filer, R. Burkell, 77 - D. - - - - 2 'ix TRI-HI-Y CLUBS The objective of these clubs is to create, maintain, and extend throughout thc home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. . SENIOR: Mrs. Walker--Advisor, L. Boarts--Pres., M. DuMars--V. P., G. Mason--Sec., P. Griffin-Qqtg., B. f 2.1 Be Qing, A. Brown, J. Dudics, L. Ellsworth, A. Feltenbcrgcr, B. George, L. Hermann .2 '. 'kler, J. Jo mson M KJQQV. Little, B. Maynard, S. Michel, R. Skinner, I. Smit Tillxnm, L. Horn 5? lg V pfF'3'7h it - .,., E SEE! 'MW' Kfvii Twig . 2. J JUTQQR: g ager--Adv1sorf c--Pres., Gffxeklak--V.P., C. Myers--Sec., R. Dancho--Trcas., P. Longsiiiect-'I aplain, B. Craddick, . ter, P. Gregor, D. Hanes, E. Jones, B. Olson, L. Semrau, D. Liebau, S. Fuller, J. Fuller, L. Douglas, M. Williams, C. Kimmy, J. Homoki, N. McClelland, N. Orton, D. Deaver, J. Hart- ner, D. Posburgh, B. Ctutis, K. Stough, T. Minnis, D. Jolmson, C. Phillips, M. Patalon. F,F.A. The purpose is to vitalize and supplement the school work of members by participation in undertakings for the improvement of ourselves, our school and community. MEMBERS Mr. Hartshom--Advisor, G. Blasco, D. Chapman, R. Gomiak, W. Herrmann, R. Myers, J. Rosenthal, J. Ross, T. Schultz, E. Scott, M. Truesdail, J. Whitman, R. Altsman, R. Bemis, W. Bender, G. Bisbee, H. Buell, M. Gib- bons, L. Law, L. Duda, D. McIntyre, D. Motherwell, R. Oblinski, D. Pitts, C. Post, D. Rose, E. Seifert, J. Torn- cho, D. Yosten, R. Zaborowski, P. Shinko, D. Applebec, H. Clxipman, S. Chwatclt, G. Ebert, B. Ester, W. Nietup- ski, I.. Phillips, E. Post, M. Sandcn, R. Stadler, P. Thompson, T.Yurchak, G. Bilski, F. Brown, L. Brumagin, J. Bucklin, S. Flaugh, R. Graham, R. Orton, J. Henderson, R. Hinkler, T Kriptak, B. Kicklak, J. Sayban, T. Parmenter, D. Peterson, R. Thaler, M. Twarowski, Mr. Troycr. ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB The purpose of the Arts and Crafts Club is to give the members a chance to make things with leather, clay, etc. which they cannot work on in art class. mms RS: . --Ad ' J. H' kl M. Hal STAGE CREW B. Sansa, DMQSQBLSEFI visor' m er' m' The purpose of the Stage Crew is to prepare the stage for any assembly. MEMBERS: Mr. Narducci--Advisor, D. Shick, C Karotka, J. Kownacki, B. Brumagin, J. Dillon vi 4 . 1,.,.r l lflil , if If: Lx' , QU ' .l'- RED CROSS CLUB The purpose of this organization is to promote good S' I citizenship, international understanding, intelligen leadership and service. Boxes for unfommate children overseas were filled by this group. MEMBERS: Miss Davis--Advisor, S. Bessetti, B. Maynard, R. Skinner, C. Baker, R. Konen, C. Rohasky, M. Folmer, C. Gallagher, L. Taylor, D. Deaver, C. Myers, D. Johnson, D. Barrels, B. Ziegler, J. Fuller, B. Olson, N. Orton. 79 0 rg-,lg f ' ll .f! '1gf,' 'fr lllpor. l .V . Aeon- .gay Wm -219 At is P: S y STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Brannon--Advisor The Student Council is a link between students and faculty members which helps promote the democratic way of living. The Student Council provides citizenship education through participation in school government. It promotes the general welfare of the schoolg it encourages pupil expressiong it provides for wholesome pupil-- faculty relationsg and helps develope student leadership. Secretary: Vice Pres.: T1-easm-an Norma Gross Jerry Bliley Jo Duda 80 -. Nm., .4- Bobcat Review -- , A Advisor Q , . Miss Feritto W W , 1 ' . Editor 1 Tie! 1 w X 3. Cam'11e Ko acki Q M! fu 1 X ,, mflw If 'im X WFT' . ,M R s., , The purpose of the newspaper is to keep the students well in- formed about all the events and accomplishments happening in the school. News items submitted by reporters contain such items as the social aspect, scholastic standing, sports, and other activities partici- pated in by the school. MEMBERS: Janice Prince, Joyce Hinkler, Carol Liebau, Barbara Kieklak, Connie Bucklin, Betty Thaler, Loretta Hom. Joan Holdsworth, Carol Chase, Curtis Covington. Evelyn Walter, Betty Northup. f' . ' , sz.- s- r as t 9- ti .. , ,,n ,, oo. f .f f .s in .!l 81 .4 ,. , is R 2 CHORUS Among the many organizations in which students find a true sense of cooperation, the chorus is at the top of the list. The chorus meets only twice a week for a total of two hours, however, its fifty members are, during these sessions, the hardest working group of students in our school. We hope that in the future many students will find the opportunity to join Mixed Chorus for we have high hopes for our chorus in the future. MEMBERS Mr. Perkins--Director. N. Gross--Accompanist, M. Jant, C. Chase, B. Northrup, K. Tillman, M. Sinn, J. Sieklucki C. Rosenberg, L. Boarts, M. Truesdail. J. Ross, R. Delaforcc, P. Coatoam, D. Chapman, A. Brown, S. Bessetti, D. Belding, J. Williams, C. Weber. C. Tatara, L. Saunders, S. Phillips, R. Nichols, D. Motherwell, A. Motherwell, P. McStraw, S. Fenno, G. Bisbee, D. Bemis, R. Belding, C. Wagner, M. Kent, V. Korman, M. Kieklak, D. George, J, Filipkowski, R. Folmcr, G. Filipkowski, M. Boland, K. Bisbee, R. Robinson. L. Raybuck, K. Lamb, D. Watson, T. Cooney, G. Clute, V. Brown. li f ' 5 elf his 'C . i s l 82 BAND The band in our school, :is in any school, is geared to help each member develop and grow musically to the best of his ability. lts main aim is to not only furnish each member with a lasting musical experience but to give our school an organization which will lead and build a true sense of school spirit. We sincerely hope that in the future our band will attain the high goal set upvby the overwhelming need for a good musical organization MEMBERS Mr. Perkins--Advisor. J. Jant, N. Kress, R. Bukoski, D. Packo, B. Ziegler, D. Johnson, N. Orton. G. Slubenhoefer, J. Dillon, G. Henderson, J. Filipkowski, D. Ciroli, C. Bliley, D. Proctor, P. Turley, B. Gregor, J. Graham. J. Sonny, Nl. Hawley, Filipkowski, B. Brumagin. Who's following who? B3 WHEWIII s-1 Advertisements l3uY WATT ICE W -ii lAA-AILIM Mx 1'-WVXfvvv. ML' M Ceann HALF Gnuou .X-2, 395 T 'T'1 if MINI Dr. M. R. O. Leorily Lines Jewelry Mr. 8. Mrs. James Lohse Lupron's Bakery Harry Massing Mr. 8. Mrs. Donald May Mr. 8 Mrs. J. Edward May P. H. Mead Mr. 8. Mrs. Kenneth Michel M. J. Corclia Garage Mullens Coal 8 Supply Mrs. Morse Myers Mrs. P. Nachman Geny Norrhrup Mrs. Glen Northrup John Nupp Mr. 8 Mrs. Gus Oblinslci Mr. 8 Mrs. Harry Ocamb Mr. 8 Mrs. Stanley Pataka Patrick's Beauiy Salon Paul's Men's Wear Lynn Phillips Pulakos lnc. Rexall Drugs Rin Resfaurani Louis P. Rizzo Mr. 8 Mrs. Ralph Rogers Mr. 8 Mrs. Rose Patrons 86 George Rosenthal Mr. 5 Mrs. John Santi Mr. 8. Mrs. Jim Saunders Dr. Donald D. Shepard John Shinko Mr. 8. Mrs. Raymond Siekluclri Mr. 8 Mrs. John Sinn Smith's Barber Shop Mrs. Eleanor Spehar Mr. 8. Mrs. George J. Sranko Mrs. Leona Stetson Superior Cleaning Co. Mr. 8. Mrs. Don Taylor The Flower Shop Mr. 8 Mrs. Floyd Truesdail Turner Funeral Home Union City Chair Co. Lorraine Vicrory Mrs. Mary Victory Lawrence Vogt Curtis Webb Western Auto Store Dr. 8. Mrs. P. X. Williams fM.D.l R. F. Woodcock Roberf Yaple Mr. 8 Mrs. Walter Zaborowslci Mr. David Zimmer W. A. Allgeier Insurance Agency S. L. Anderson Mr. 8' Mrs. Orlo Applebee Art's lce Cream Bar Clayton Baker Mr. 8. Mrs. Donald Barney Mr. 8. Mrs. Carl Bemis Mr. 8- Mrs. Chas. Bender Mr. 8- Mrs Mr. 8. Mrs . Arthur Brown Kenneth Brumagin Burns Service Station Mr. 8- Mrs. J. C. Burton Kenneth A. Canfield Ca-Ro Dress Shoppe Mr. 8. Mrs. R. Chapman Mr. 8- Mrs. Edward Ciroli Thomas Coatoam, Jr. Mr. 8 Mrs. Guy Coder Dr. Lyle S. Compton, lVet.l Mrs. Mary Concilla Mr. 8- Mrs. Perry Davids Davies Making... sm... Davies Service Frank De Fazio Dutch Village Restaurant Mr. 8. Mrs. Norris Edwards Mrs. Jack Farrell l 87 Mr. 8. Mrs. Patrick Fifer Finell's Barber Shop Mrs. Clifford Fitzgerald Frost 8. Sirninfurth Florists Gallup 8. Ten Hakin Co. Gust Gorko Mr. 8. Mrs. Gorniak Mr. 8- Mrs. George Gregor Grice Jewelers Mr. 8 Mrs. Bud Gross Dick Haskins Mrs. Charles Herman Mr. 8. Mrs. F. J. Hermann H 8 H Dry Cleaners Ernest H. Hinkler Mrs. J. D. Holdsworth Holly Shop Mr. 8- Mrs. Marvin Horn Mr. 8. Mrs. E. H. Jant Mr. 8. Mrs. Grover Johnson Mrs. Mike Kaschak, Jr. Katherines Ladies' 81 Children s Apparel Mr. 8. Mrs. Veo E. Kimmy Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph Kownacki Mr. 8 Mrs. Bernard Krasnesky Charles Kress La Rocca Robert II. Glenn-Mark C. Glenn GLENN FUNERAL HOME CLUTES FORD SALES 8- Ambulance Service Oxygen Equip.-Resuscitator Equip. FORD IMPLEMENTS UNION CITY, PENNA. PIIONE 228 Waffebufg PB' 0'CONNORS GULF SERVICE Success to the Class BOB HEWITT'S BARBER SHOP I of ,59 Wattsh urg Pu. Ilattshurg Pa. Ph' 255 Phone 261 . CENTRAL MOTOR COMPANY Complnments ERIE-CRAWFORD DAIRY, INC. ERIE CO-OP. ASSOC. Erie Pa- IVI. A. Delavern, Owner JOHN DEERE SALES, SERVICE, AND PARTS Phone 2351 Waterford Penn MARKS FUNERAL HOME John Marks, Funeral Director 24 Hours Emergency Ambulance Service Completely Air Conditioned Telephone 5-2511 or 5-2512 65 South Lake SL. NORTH EAST PA. Compliments of ERIE MORNING NEWS ERIE DAILY TIMES ERIE SUNDAY TIMES- NEWS RALPH OBERT GENERAL INSURANCE INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS GIFFORD'S NURSERY Euergreens-Seedlings 8 Shrubs Main Street PHONE 355.11 UNION CITY, PA. w.,,.,,I,.,,g Phone 521 pa. C,,,,,,,l,,,,,,,,,s AKAM's MOBIL SERVICE of Gas, Oil and Accessories McCullough and Titan Chain Saws QUALITY MASTER MARKETS Sales and Service Union City PU- Ivattsburg, Pa. Phone 35 Camplim ents Compliments of Of KOOMAWS PARIS CLEANERS FURNITURE STORE 4025 Pine Ave. Clymer New Yfifk Erie Pa Phone EL 5-6622 Compliments of Congratulations From Your Jeweler C Sw S and BOWLING SUPPLIES Your State Representative R D N 4 FORD E. 0'DELL . . o. - west Main Road 24 ll. 10th Next to Sheah Erie, Pa. North East Pa. I'll be on the watch for you coRRY MARSH SAVINGS 8. LOAN Sales 8- Service ASSOCIATION Waterford, Pa. Phone 2671 25 N. Center St. Curry Pa- Current Rate Dividend 377 Per Annum Surge Millcers Dari-Kool Bulk Milk Coolers CHESLEY'S Llvesrocx Auction Sales Every Monday at 1 PJVI. Ph Residence-5-7102 one Sales Barn-5-7386 Mon. DELMAS CHESLEY 81 SONS Owners and Auctioneers We Buy and Sell Complete Sales-Service GEO. V. THOMAS Watchmaker 31 Jeweler Official N.Y.C.R.R. Watch lnspe ctor Wesleyville Pa . C orry Compliments of CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK The Bank an the Corner ROSE VARIETY STORE HARDWARE-TOYS-CLOTHING Tel. 5184 ll. D. 2 Waterford, Pa. THOMAS MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet Sales S1 Service Phone Erie 0-6436 E. A. Sclirimper - Owner SCHRIMPER FEED AND FUEL FEED - COAL - HARDWARE Union City Office and Mlll - Belle Valley, Pu. Mail Address - MR-l09, Erie, Pu. Compliments ' MAJERlK S SUPER MARKET of the BOSTON STORE Groceries 8: Meats 718 State Telephone: Waterford 5189 R. D. 2, Waterford, Pa. Erie EVANS GROCERY Good Luck and to the slNcLAlR SERVICE sTATloN mm of '59 R. D. 6 Plione 04-447 Erie WATTSBU RG HIGH Compliments THE JAY 8- DEE of Prescription Store HULINGS FURNITURE 33 N. Main St. 2920 Buffalo Rrl. Union City Pa. Wesleyville Pa. Compliments YAPLE'S DAIRY of and ICE CREAM BAR LUCKY DOLLAR SUPER MARKET 4026 Pine Avenue Phone 01349 27 East High St' Union City Pa. Tel. - 169 Best Wishes FORTY'S CLEANERS to the Full Line of Tuxedo Renlal Class of '59 for Proms and Marriages ANDERSON S 2914 Buffalo Hd. Furniture Wesleyville Pa. Appliances Rugs Wattsburg, Pa. Compliments L. W. lwaynel Coleman Of ARMSTRONG Heating Air Conditioning VENANGO MACHINE C0 2016 Station Road Wuhsburg Pu. Phone 83393 Cnngratulations no the Compliments Class of 1959 af STAFFORD S GROCERY fa: ,ii 4 Groceries ' - ' Menu -fn' fs' 6 ':A F zen ds ' F CITIZENS Phone 95 w.,,,s,,,,,g Pl, National Bank of Corry Compliments of KUHN'S SUNOCO SERVICE Gus, Oil, Accessories Jundion of Rfs. 89 8. 8 Telephone 37-5 Lowville Pa. Compliments Df GASULINE CITY Your Local Fuel, Gas, and Oil Dealer STEVENSON'S PENZOIL Phone 216-R-2 Lowville Pa. Best nfLuclc G. L. F. SOIL BUILDING Union City SERVICE Phone 500 Congratulntionsl Compliments of CONCORD PHARMACY Your Prescription Store CORNER STORE Home of Russell Stover Candies North East, Pa. Dial 5-3106 North East Pa. NICKLAUS BROS. 10 EHS' Sf- B1.YsToNE's Nonh East Pa' Buick GMC Pontiac YOUR AAA Road Service INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER K- DEALER Distributors of l Since 1932 WoIf's Head Oil Products 38 East Main St. Phone 5-2597 North East, Pa. FIRST NATIONAL BANK NORTH EAST C0-OP. Congratulations G' L' F' SERVICE Class of I959 Phone 5-2390 North East Pa. North East Pa. Compliments BOGENSCHUTZ f HOME FURNISHINGS ' Westinghouse Appliances J. LYNCHIS Sales K1 Service AUTO North East Pa' North East Pa. Congratulations REED FORD SALES CLYMER LUMBER COMPANY Anything in Lumber Builders Supplies Phone - Elmwood 5-2242 Clymer New York Clymer N- Y. 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Erie 01-8312 COLT ALLENHURST SERVICE STATION 409 Jamestown Sr. Gas, Oil Sz Grease wulisbl-W9 PU Prop. Howard Fredriclcson Phone 57-412 Sunday Dinners 1-6 P.M. Open Friday 1-7 P.M. By Reservation Only Nofql, Eu' Let us plan your parties for you A. Allen Sz Ill. Sanoy, Prop. WATTSBURG MCCLELLAND MEAT MARKET LUMBER COMPANY Minneapolis Moline Ph' 253 Lumber Wattsburg Pa. Millwork 8. Bulldlng Supplies Wuttsburg Pu. U U ph. 245 Floyd Protlx TAYLOR'S RESTAURANT LESLIE REAL ESTATE AGENCY and Farms, Homes, Businesses - Northwestern, Pa DAIRY BAR Farm Spociallsis. Ph. 25-I James R. Leslie, Broker Open everyday from 7:30 19 10 PM Office Ph. 685 Res. Ph. 232 Meals served Wellsburg 104 Main St., Wattslnurg, Pa. Merle Dodd, Salesman upasleurized MILK is Always safe NORTHEAST DAIRY COMPANY Telephone 5-3601 80 Grahamville Quality With Service Our Milk Is Sealright Hooded for Your Protection Sr. HOME NATIONAL BANK of Union City, Pu. The friendly Bank on the cnrner Best Wishes Compliments to the of Class of 1959 WATT AGENCY REALTOR LORD S MERCER North East, Pu. Phone 52805 GARAGE To BUILD A REAL ESTATE BUY Fo. REAL ESTATE A. F. SPADA C. M. EISAMAN Class Will We, the Senior Class of Wattsburg Area High School do hereby declare this to testament, and bequeath the following special legacies: TBSTATOR Ray Tanner Dick Bclding Jim Ross Tom Schultz Russ Gorniak Tom Lohse Charlymn Rosenberg Bill Perry Rogers Roberts Janet Sieklucki Buzz Yost Dennis Chesley Larry May Joyce Coder Janet Cotton Bill Herrmann Ruth Delaforce Evelyn Walter Camille Kownacki Janice Prince Patty Johnson Jo Duda Jean Oblinski Bob Myers Carol Chase Connie Bucklin Tad Culver Betty Thaler Dean Shick Patty Saunders Loretta Hom Carol Liebau Marcia J ant Nancy Johnson Joan Holdsworth Gordon Allen Barbara Kieklak John Fifer Jack Rosenthal Mimi Sinn Arlene Rogers Elaine Krasnesky Ron Burkcll Audrey Brown Marge Fredericlzson Jane Zimmer Joyce Hinkler Dave Heseltine Merle Truesdail Sandy Bessetti Karen Tillman Choyce Johnson Dave Baker Dale Chapman Bob Massing Jim Gregor Alma Beehe Betty Northrup Ernie Scott Kathy Wallace Lynda Boarts BEQUEST Physics class Class Ring Driving ability Leotards Unexcused absences Tendency for trouble P.O.D. Grades Wavy hair Atomic Bomb Curly hair Tutoring Height Dreams of Conquest Bob Long Hair Electronics Acting ability Books Editorship Mrs. Gardner's secretary P.O.D. Class Tom Human Relations Ford Mr. Hewitt's Secretary Hobby-boys Sense of Humor Typing Deer steaks Strong lungs Absentee lists Message Column English Class Leadership ability Ditto Machine Rock 8: Roll Cheerleader Height Transmissions Typist's speed Biology seat Quiemess Physics seat Curly lashes Penchant for Trig. Curly hair Art ability Hot muffler Winning smile Love of Dancing Ray All books Aqua Velva P.O.D. Class Serenity Trig Class Dick Shyness Ag class Kitten Baldy Kitten 100 be our last will and LEGATEE Sam Shinko Judy Mr. Picard Jim King Dave Olson Dave Proctor Brother Bob Linda Semrau Walter Sieklucki Sandy Phillips Ron Eaglestone Brother Doug Larry Hartman No one Carol Majerik The Coach Diane Frazee Karen Lamb Patient Girl Diane Johnson Brother Ronnie To herself Brother Bob Penny Carol Majerik Marilyn Leibau Ronnie Edwards Mrs. Church Mr. Hewitt Mrs. Gardner Pat Griffin Sister Diane Bonnie George Sister Diane Virginia Runser Richard Blore Sister Gloria Ron Applebce Billy Brumagin Sister Gloria Sharon Gibbens Basil Yurchak Brother Ray Diane Frazee Alta Motherwell Pat McStraw Brother Ron Jim Gaines Jeff Baker Sisters Patty 6cPenny To no one Mary Boland Diane F razee Norma Chemistry Class Dave Olson To herself Doug Chesley Don McIntyre Janet Spencer Audrey Karotka